Evan Spiegel the youngest self-made billionaire (24) and founder of snapchat came from an extremely rich family. His mum and dad were very successful lawyers. He grew up and had huge advantages he went to a rich private school and had $250 dollar an hour tutoring although he worked very hard, he also had an unfair advantage.

Oprah had a very hard up bringing she would switch between living with her mum dad or grandmother. She went through traumatic experiences. She was sexually abused by the age of 9. Although she went through all this, she was also lucky. Her grandmother taught her how to read at the age of 3 and her dad would take her to talk in font of hundreds of people.

Money is a huge part of successes. The world works around money after all. (seo) search engine optimisation is a big part of a business its where google pits you on the list. The higher you are the better for the business. Before google the people at the top of the list were just the people who could pay the most.

Its very useful to get a job in an industry because then you can easily identify holes in the market so you can develop a product or service better. Once you have the job you can understand how and why you are going to tackle these problems with people in the same field.

When running a business, it's a good idea to try the jobs your employees are doing. Them you can find ways to make their job and everything else easier. Deliveroo founder did this he quit his job and became a full-time delivery man for 9 months this helped him understand how to make the service better

Everyone thinks to be successful you have to come up with some brand-new idea but that's not the case. Most business don't come up with a ground-breaking idea. They find an idea and slightly change it and make it better “the pioneers take the arrows the settlers take the land”. You have to look at the world find problems and fix them.